The road ahead is long. After taking a wrong turn, can you ever return to where you once were?
If one wrong step in the first half of life leads to mistake after mistake, is there still room to turn things around in the second half?
Wang Huian entered the adult world too early because of a teenage romance. While others were starting to talk about love, she was already struggling to survive on her own.
With no money, no education, no job prospects, and no family to rely on, she hit one wall after another, until at last she threw herself into garment manufacturing.
From being bullied as a factory worker to being tricked by her family into working in a nightclub, she also witnessed the garment industry shift away from manufacturing, cutthroat low-price competition, and rampant design plagiarism...
How will Wang Huian carve out a path to success, rising from contract manufacturing to building her own brand?
It's such a regrettable book, but what's wrong with it? There's no best-of-both-worlds solution to the situation at that time, and the ending is open-ended. Maybe Feng Xiaomei regrets it, but it's a pity that your son is no longer worthy of me.
Sigh again: Hey ꒦ິ^꒦ິ
I've been looking for novels by the author everywhere, and I've read both of them. I like them very much. I think they're better and more profound than those cookie-cutter online novels where you can tell the ending just by reading the title. I've also gained some insights. I'm looking forward to the next work [][][]. I really like it.
"After the Wrong Step" is very beautiful! I like this. This is the third book written by Guan Shanke that I have read! The content is very close to real life! No rich people! There are no elites! Just ordinary people! Ordinary people at the bottom of society! There is a father who doesn't live up to expectations! And a weak mother! But the heroine is strong, hardworking, living, working, exploring, and learning for herself! Although the ending makes people feel a little lonely, this is also a lot of helplessness in real life! The descriptions in the story resonated a lot, and I felt it was a really good book. .
In another novel "Promise to the Sun", two people appeared, remarried and had a baby. As readers, we don't regret it.
The new year is about to pass. Start working hard
Keep reading. Come on together
Keep going! Work together. Hahaha
The second day of the Lunar New Year. Good luck and longevity
It's such a regrettable book, but what's wrong with it? There's no best-of-both-worlds solution to the situation at that time, and the ending is open-ended. Maybe Feng Xiaomei regrets it, but it's a pity that your son is no longer worthy of me. Sigh again: Hey ꒦ິ^꒦ິ
I've been looking for novels by the author everywhere, and I've read both of them. I like them very much. I think they're better and more profound than those cookie-cutter online novels where you can tell the ending just by reading the title. I've also gained some insights. I'm looking forward to the next work [][][]. I really like it.
"After the Wrong Step" is very beautiful! I like this. This is the third book written by Guan Shanke that I have read! The content is very close to real life! No rich people! There are no elites! Just ordinary people! Ordinary people at the bottom of society! There is a father who doesn't live up to expectations! And a weak mother! But the heroine is strong, hardworking, living, working, exploring, and learning for herself! Although the ending makes people feel a little lonely, this is also a lot of helplessness in real life! The descriptions in the story resonated a lot, and I felt it was a really good book. .
In another novel "Promise to the Sun", two people appeared, remarried and had a baby. As readers, we don't regret it.
The new year is about to pass. Start working hard
Keep reading. Come on together
Keep going! Work together. Hahaha
The second day of the Lunar New Year. Good luck and longevity
Happy New Year. Peace and joy
New year! Everything is fine